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Projects Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program

Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program CAVP

Implementation Name
OpenSSL (64 bit) (AESNI)
Description
The OpenSSL toolkit provides support for secure communications between machines. OpenSSL includes a certificate management tool and shared libraries which provide various cryptographic algorithms and protocols.
Version
8.20200305
Type
SOFTWARE
Vendor
Red Hat, Inc.
100 E. Davie Street
Raleigh, NC 27601
USA
Contacts
Jaroslav Reznik
fips140@redhat.com

A215

   First Validated: 3/6/2020
Operating Environment Algorithm Capabilities
RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
    		AES-CBC Expand
    RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
      		AES-CCM Expand
      RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
        		AES-CFB1 Expand
        RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
          		AES-CFB128 Expand
          RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
            		AES-CFB8 Expand
            RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
              		AES-CMAC Expand
              RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
                		AES-CTR Expand
                RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
                  		AES-ECB Expand
                  RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
                    		AES-KW Expand
                    RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
                      		AES-KWP Expand
                      RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
                        		AES-OFB Expand
                        RHEL 8 on Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon E5 Expand
                          		AES-XTS Expand

                          Created October 05, 2016, Updated February 24, 2022